Sentence examples for inquiry presents from inspiring English sources

Which is not to say that the report of the Litvinenko inquiry presents no risk.

Accordingly, this line of inquiry presents an exciting avenue for future research where marine resources or other components of ecological heterogeneity are present.

The inquiry presented a dilemma for the Pentagon.

The national press which emerged from the Leveson Inquiry presented a split personality, part St George, part jackal.

The MP William Mackinnon, who had listened to Walker's evidence at the Slaney inquiry, presented the petition and successfully moved for a select committee on the subject.

Tita had an aunt in Canada, and she attended the inquiry, presenting herself as an additional anchor relative and as someone who could corroborate Tita's story.

Three admirals on the Navy's court of inquiry presented last week unanimously recommended that the submarine's skipper not face a court-martial.

Giora Eiland, a retired major general who led the inquiry, presented his classified findings to the military chief of staff; they were not released to the public.

Cameron said he did not believe Hunt had broken the ministerial code but signalled that Hunt would go if new evidence emerged in the Leveson inquiry "presenting a different picture from the one we have heard".

Tayab Ali, a London solicitor who represents a number of men alleging torture, said the inquiry presented "a significant and precious opportunity" for the British public to understand their country's role in torture.

I think he's doing an excellent job on the Olympics and frankly I do think people deserve to have these things looked into properly". But if new evidence emerged in the Leveson inquiry "presenting a different picture from the one we have heard", Cameron said, Hunt would go.